The Exalted Warrior novel Chapter 1959

Fane could not hold in his laughter anymore. “If what you said is true, then Muddled Origin Clan must have really thought this through because, to be honest, it’s better to keep their best talent back at the headquarter. Why would they single-handedly deliver me to you? I swear I’m innocent. If you don’t believe me, you can go check it out. I’ll be here waiting for you.”

What he was doing was the best way to prove his innocence. No one would be magnanimous if they were really a spy. It would have been difficult for him to turn this around if he had not captured the attention of the higher-ups of the Dual Sovereign Pavilion through his display of power then Zeph would be able to do anything to him without anyone knowing better.

However, it was different now. He had proven his worth so the Dual Sovereign Pavilion higher-ups would definitely intervene in the matter. Besides, he was sure of his innocence. There was no way any evidence against him would turn up.

Fane turned to face the crowd and said, “I do have an enemy. I’ve mentioned him before and his name is Warren Alexander. He’s the one behind all this. I’m sure you’ll find evidence of their collusion once an investigation is underway. The truth must be sought no matter what.”

Elder Lee looked at Fane with an unfathomable expression and said, “I will send someone to conduct an investigation right away. If what you say is true, we will be sure to clear your name. As for you, Officer Griffin, you’re to stay in the Clan association with no contact with the outside world.”

Morton glowered at Fane. He had transferred all his hatred for Gerald to Fane—who he had deemed as his number one public enemy. “Don’t even think for a second everything will be smooth sailing for you now that you’ve been recruited into the Dual Sovereign Pavilion. Accidents can happen anytime, anywhere.”

His tone and eyes filled with hatred left Fane with no room for doubt as to what he meant. However, he had never paid him any mind and he was not going to start now. It was true Morton was a strong fighter but his narrow-mindedness was a huge turn-off for anyone. Fane would never give in to him for he knew if he gave an inch, he would take a mile. Besides, why should he give in when he really should kick him to the ground?